iPhone Surpases Motorola Razr in Sales
In a somewhat surprising report, it seems that the iPhone has beat the venerable Motorola Razr last quarter as far as reported sales go. We here think, that this is especially important to note because it 1) marks the end of the Razr reign as no. 1 best-selling cellphone and 2) it also shows that most consumers would rather buy functionality than get something for free…(iphone - 0 vs. Razr - {content})
Xperia will be pricey iPhone challenger
Sony Ericsson announced that the Xperia Windows Mobile phone will sell unlocked for 0 in the U.S., starting after Thanksgiving.
Armado 3D platformer comes to iPhone
Armado, a 3D platform action game originally developed for the Mac, is making its debut on the iPhone and iPod touch.
Citrix Previews Remote Windows App (XenApp) for iPhone
Citrix revealed (via 9to5Mac) that they have been hard at work at porting XenApp to the iPhone. XenApp is a remote Windows application that is presently available for Mac, Windows and some mobile platforms. XenApp allows users to remotely log into …
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MacRumors: Apple Positioning iPhone and iPod Touch as Mobile Gaming Devices
In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, Steve Jobs acknowledged that the iPhone and iPod touch “may emerge as really viable devices in the mobile games market this holiday season.”
The sentiment also echoes comments made by…
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Arbitrary Code on iPhone?
According to TechCrunch, it is possible for an existing iPhone App Store developer to put a hack that will allow the application to run arbitrary code that the user doesn’t want to…
It is a massive hole in the security system of the iPhone, I hope it will be fixed in the 2.2 firmware release.
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Gas Cubby keeps tabs on fuel use via iPhone
Gas Cubby is an iPhone app helpful for calculating fuel costs and service for your vehicle.
Review: Loopt for iPhone
Despite a flawed way of inviting friends to join the social network, this location-aware way of showing where your friends are and what they’re up to can be quite useful.
Page 2: Costco to Sell iPhones for $149 in January?
Amidst rumors of doom and gloom for the tech market, analyst Trip Chowdhry claims that Apple will start selling iPhones at Costco for 9 starting in January.
The tone of the rest of the report indicates that the tech market is scalin…
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Page 2: AT&T’s iPhone Tethering Plan Details?
MacBlogz claims to have heard details of the iPhone tethering plan that AT&T is planning to offer. Not surprisingly, the details are nearly identical to the current tethering plans available for other smartphones from AT&T.
- 5GB Dat…
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Apple denies CastCatcher update entry into App Store
Apple denied another application entry into the App Store, this time after accepting the app on three previous updates.
Review: Things for iPhone
Things for iPhone is a clever, simple to-do list manager that syncs well with its Mac desktop counterpart.
Tapulous Releases ‘Photo Collage’
Tapulous has released their newest iPhone app called Photo Collage [App Store]
The free application alllows you to take and view photos taken from around the world.
Participate in the world’s largest expression of phot…
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Miniature Video Projector for iPhone and iPod
Engadget reports that Texas Instruments’ DLP Pico Projector will launch on December 1st for sale in Apple Stores in Japan. The miniature projector allows you to display a 60-inch 480×320 video image from up to 8.5 feet away.
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New TV Ad from Apple: Shazam
Apple continue to promote some Applications to help sell more iPhones:
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